Sovereignty

PM is proposing we follow EU rules - and, if there’s a dispute, the matter could be referred to the ECJ for its interpretation.

Regardless of the merits or otherwise of chlorinated chicken, a US-UK trade deal raises bigger questions of “taking back control” in order to hand it to Washington

One year on from the referendum, are you happy with the havoc you’ve wreaked? If not, there’s still time. Donald Tusk isn’t the only dreamer.

The government will need to be proved right in every argument to proceed as it wishes. Its lawyers received something of a grilling.

Theresa May is trying to neuter parliament, saying it’s her right to interpret the people’s will. Democrats of all stripes must stop her.

Voting to leave the European Union has reopened any number of questions we thought settled. We must choose wisely.

Judges will decide whether PM can trigger formal EU divorce proceedings. Either way, MPs’ scrutiny likely to lead to better Brexit deal.

Only if the will of the people or the options on the table demonstrably change. Even then a u-turn would need a new democratic mandate.

Adopting a more consensual approach toward EU policymaking would pay rich dividends

Eurosceptic paper backs a leave vote in an editorial devoid of facts or sense.

Brexiteers scream scaremongering when anybody highlights risks of Leave. Our audit shows its Project Fear is more lurid and not fact-based.

Eurosceptic paper’s arguments for why the UK should “Be Leave” are based on distortions, faulty logic and wishful thinking.